YouTube still of Florence and the Machine, Ethel Cain

Florence and the Machine – "Morning Elvis", Live (Weekly Music Roundup)

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Florence and the Machine – "Morning Elvis", Live (Weekly Music Roundup)

Florence and the Machine have been playing to arenas in support of their latest album, Dance Fever, and the American singer Ethel Cain has been their opening act. At their Denver concert in October, singer Florence Welch invited Ethel Cain to join her for the song “Morning Elvis,” a gothic yet gospel-tinged ballad about the power of live performance to heal and transcend. That live performance was pretty powerful, and the band has now released the recording to prove it. “Morning Elvis,” featuring singer Ethel Cain, is part of our Weekly Music Roundup.

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